June 19, 2026 — Lehi, UT
When you hire a real estate agent, you are usually taking their experience on faith. The website says “trusted” and “top-producing,” the headshot smiles back, and you are left to guess at what is actually behind the marketing. We decided to remove the guessing. Olivia Pelton’s full closed-transaction record is now published on a single live page, and it pulls straight from her transaction data — so the numbers you see are the real ones, updated as new closings come in.
Why a Track Record Is Worth Checking First
Real estate is one of the largest financial decisions most people make, and the quality of the agent guiding it shows up in the details: pricing a home correctly, reading a local market, negotiating cleanly, and closing without surprises. None of that is visible from a profile photo. A verifiable record of closed transactions is one of the few signals you can actually inspect before you commit. It answers a simple question — has this agent done this, repeatedly, in markets like mine?
What 150-Plus Closed Properties Across Utah Shows
Olivia’s published record covers transactions closed across Utah since 2017. A few things stand out from the data:
- 150-plus properties closed — a sustained pace of business over nearly a decade, not a single hot year.
- $64M-plus in total volume — spanning entry-level homes through luxury price bands.
- 35 Utah cities — from the Wasatch Front out to communities well beyond it, which means real exposure to how different local markets behave.
- Mixed property types — single-family homes alongside multi-family and land, not just one narrow niche.
You can see the full breakdown, including a closings-by-year chart, on Olivia’s closed properties page. It is the same record linked from every listing on the site, the home page, and the footer — because we think it should be easy to find, not buried.
Thinking about buying or selling along the Wasatch Front? You don’t have to commit to anything to ask a question — send a quick message through the contact form and Olivia will get back to you personally.
Mixed Property Types Are a Strength, Not a Footnote
An agent who has only ever sold starter homes can be caught flat-footed by an investment property or a land parcel. Olivia’s record includes multi-family and land transactions alongside traditional homes, which matters if your situation is anything other than a standard single-family purchase:
- Buyers eyeing a duplex or small multi-family property as an investment.
- Sellers with land, acreage, or a non-standard parcel that needs the right comps and the right buyer pool.
- Move-up buyers stretching into a higher price band who want an agent who has closed there before.
How to Verify the Record Yourself
The point of publishing the data is that you don’t have to take our word for it. The track-record page auto-calculates its stats from live transaction data, so the count, the volume, the city tally, and the year-by-year chart all reflect the current record rather than a marketing snapshot frozen in time. If you’re comparing agents, that is exactly the kind of thing worth lining up side by side.
Start With a Conversation
A track record tells you what an agent has done. The next step is a conversation about what you’re trying to do. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, selling a longtime home, or weighing an investment property, you can start a conversation about your move with no pressure and no obligation. Olivia works with buyers and sellers across Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Draper, Sandy, Salt Lake City, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Provo, Orem, American Fork, Park City, Heber City — and surrounding Wasatch Front communities.
